- Meet by the Coast packages offer flexible pick and mix selection of corporate activities
- The resort accommodates up to 300 event attendees with 134 bedrooms
- Dublin International Airport is located 15 minutes from the resort
- Recent refurbishments have installed state-of-the-art AV equipment
- External activities include visits to Lambay Island and New Grange
Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links has launched Meet by the Coast, a collection of flexible corporate event packages that allow clients to select from a pick and mix menu of meetings, team-building activities, golf, dining and local experiences at Dublin’s only coastal resort. The launch coincides with the resort’s 30th anniversary in 2026, though the property’s history extends back to the 1850s when the Jameson whiskey family built their home on the site.
The pick and mix menu includes resort-based activities such as golf clinics with Brendan Walton, coastal-themed spa treatments including seaweed baths, beach activities, sea swims and tailored team building sessions. Dining options range from corporate barbecues in the Secret Garden to private hire of the Síbín, a traditional Irish pub where guests can pull their own pints. External activities include visits to Lambay Island, which supports a population of over 100 wild wallabies, Malahide Castle and New Grange, the prehistoric monument that pre-dates Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids.
The resort accommodates up to 300 event attendees across 134 bedrooms, with ample parking including for coaches. Its location 15 minutes from Dublin International Airport provides access to 190 international destinations. Recent refurbishments have updated meeting and event spaces with state-of-the-art AV equipment, while day delegate packages are available including optional sea swims.
William Kirby shared: With the resort’s spectacular setting and extensive grounds, we offer something many other providers can’t. Whether businesses are focused on high-impact meetings, leadership retreats, conferences, team-building or incentive programmes, what could be better than to ‘Meet by the coast’?
